Ordinary Time Cassock for Men – Solid Green
Ordinary Time: Solid Green Cassock for Men
The Ordinary Time Cassock is finished entirely in green, with self-tone piping along the collar, front placket, and cuffs, and a matching row of buttons. Green is the traditional liturgical color worn during Ordinary Time the largest portion of the Church calendar, representing spiritual growth and the ongoing life of faith between major feasts and seasons.
Fabric and Construction
Made from superfine tropical suiting fabric, this cassock is lightweight and breathable while holding its structure through repeated wear. The bodice is half-lined with silk satin to the waist, giving it a smooth, tailored drape, with soft shoulder pads supporting the silhouette through the shoulders.
Design Details
- Solid Green, Self-Tone Detailing: Piping and buttons match the cassock's green base for a clean, unified finish.
- 33 Covered Buttons: A full row of fabric-covered buttons runs down the front placket, with five buttons finishing each cuff.
- Half-Satin Waist Lining: A silk satin-lined bodice ensures a smooth drape and helps the cassock hold its shape.
- Matching Green Cincture: A coordinating cincture completes the traditional silhouette.
- Four Functional Pockets: Two inner slit pockets and two side pockets offer discreet, practical storage.
- Three Back Pleats: Structured back pleating adds fullness and ease of movement to the lower cassock.
- Soft Shoulder Pads: Built-in shoulder support maintains the cassock's shape through long hours of wear.
Sizing and Fit
Available in standard sizes 38–60, offered in Short, Regular, and Long lengths. Made-to-measure sizing is also available for a fully custom fit simply provide your exact measurements at checkout.
Care Instructions
Dry clean only, to preserve the tropical suiting fabric, satin lining, and green color finish.
Liturgical Significance of Green
Green is worn during Ordinary Time, the longest season of the liturgical calendar, symbolizing hope and the ongoing growth of faith outside of the major penitential and festive seasons.





